1971 Dodge Short Bed. U.s Airforce Vihicle .cool Patina Pick Up Truck on 2040-cars
Torrance, California, United States
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up for sale is a rare 1971 DODGE short bed pick up truck. I know everyone says their is rare find used from "US.AIRFORCE VIHICLE" most pick up in 1971 were either longbed or stepsides this is a shortbed of the infamous sweptside. original us.airforce blue paint body. this truck came out of the north west Washington seattle. the engine is 318 cu v8 running motor. transmission is 904 3 speed automatic column shift. final end has changed 3.91 suregrips running has smoothing. the interior is in simple black vinal leather original bench sheet. passenger side front grove box in ID plate sign. some surface fust in drivers floor small hole it. the body is rusty toproof . front bonnet.under panel. inside bed with noproblem rusty hole. the gas tank back the sheet work to gage. have original blue paint 16 inch steel wheel 4 pcs. have original paint front & rear bumper. title is pre owner name Washington state clean title in my hand!! this truck originally rare find U.S.AIR FORCE vehicle. truck is running condition. pick up truck values going up all the time and this one being a rare shortbed. this would be a great investment. Again the body is rusty and u.s.airforce original blue paint. I also have a clear Washington title pre owner name in my hand!! sale my at locally and ship to euro. asia. |
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